Sentence examples for this is symbolised from inspiring English sources
This is symbolised by the vastly increased use of "contingent" workers and the seeming ubiquity of part-time jobs.
In New York this is symbolised by lavish department store window displays, wheeling on Santa while he's still trimming his beard.
This is symbolised for Cole by the terrible traffic: it is not unusual in Lagos, he says, for people to get stuck in three-hour jams and the knock-on effect registers in the national psyche.
This is symbolised by its buses: the old Routemaster was built in Willesden, the new "Boris bus" with its mean little windows and cramped upper deck is built in Northern Ireland.
This is symbolised by Ethiopian prime minister Meles Zenawi's announcement of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance dam at the end of March – just one month after Mubarak was ousted from power.
But East Timor's situation is so unique that the lessons to be learnt from it may in fact be quite limited.A first reason for this is symbolised by Mr Gusmao himself, with his enormous popularity, and his consistent emphasis on reconciliation rather than revenge.
This was symbolised most compellingly in 2014 when the precinct was covered with nearly a million red ceramic poppies – one for each of the 888,246 British and Commonwealth soldiers killed in the First World War.
This trend is symbolised by the disappearance of blacks.
'It winds backwards from where we now stand, no longer the actors in the story but its spectators who have chosen to speak.' His approach to this retelling is symbolised by the collection of objects culled from his past that he keeps in a drawer.
This isolation is symbolised by the person's living and working undercover (David Banner in Hulk), on a remote and secret island (Stryker in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Dr. Moreau) or outside the big city (Dr. Wells in Godsend).
At a pioneering neurological hospital like the National, this new mood is symbolised by refurbished wards, shiny new equipment and a reinvigorated attitude to physiotherapy.
